RWD LSx-powered V8s with 400hp are "underpowered"?

I've had a few C and E classes as service loaners, which if memory serves had touch although it may have been the knob controlls as you mention.

Agreed. If you open the door to wolves, you get bitten.

Trans Am, GTO, G8?

It's got the yellow-faced nav system, but it's still not touch screen, and all the other complaints. Baffling.

Does it even support SDHC yet?

I tend to retire toothbrushes after a year of use. I keep the old ones for cleaning bathroom grout and cleaning my fish tank filter.

If that's supposed to be a Total Recall reference, it's SCREW yhooo Bhen-ney!

Uncertain.

It's based on a slinky commercial. Which probably means I was in their demographic.

So, all you have to do to sell him a car is add robotic driving, increase costs with eco-friendly manufacturing, pay for incalculable green grid upgrades, and oh, make the cars cheaper.

<clears throat, preps yukky disc jockey voice>

Moooooooore kneeeeeeee-jerka blooooooogers!

Those LS1 f-bodies were severely underrated. They made more than 300hp at the wheels bone stock, with a few bolt ons they were over 400hp.

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Well if it's two words wouldn't it be "rac ecar" or "rac ecaR"? Anyway ignore my pendantism, good joke.

Especially when they teased us with this

Well, that begs the question — did Ben Collins or Perry McCarthy ever talk about taking part in challenges or generally humorous Stig scenes et al... Such as the London race. Also wonder whether he/they actually stood there tied to a hand cart or ride down the luggage chute at the airport.

Watch the Plinkett reviews which I feel heavily influenced him. The narrator (character) is an elderly serial killer.

Sure, there are people who buy high end cars who consider them driving appliances. But Toyota seems to excel at attracting the driving appliance, Consumer Reports-reading, no pulse set. It doesn't help that they don't make many exciting cars.

This is like something that keeps Rosie O'Donnel thin and attractive. ???